Office near metro station, excellent colleagues, 5 weeks of vacation. 100% compensation for sick leave.
Salaries are not so high; a lot of things depend on the team in which you work.
It was a campus recruitment event. There were 4 rounds: 1. Written (MCQs on aptitude and core CS subjects like OS, DBMS, CN, C). 2. Technical interview - It was quite easy. 3. Managerial interview - It was a discussion on your resume, covering your
1st Round: Technical * Problem-solving and frontend tech stack questions (Angular, HTML, CSS) 2nd Round: Manager * Why did you leave your previous organization? * Why are you interested in this organization? * What are your expectations? *
Five 30-minute onsite interviews. No coding was required in the interview process. Interviews focused on previous experience, resume details, and other technical questions. The interviewers were nice, and the interview process felt more like a norm
It was a campus recruitment event. There were 4 rounds: 1. Written (MCQs on aptitude and core CS subjects like OS, DBMS, CN, C). 2. Technical interview - It was quite easy. 3. Managerial interview - It was a discussion on your resume, covering your
1st Round: Technical * Problem-solving and frontend tech stack questions (Angular, HTML, CSS) 2nd Round: Manager * Why did you leave your previous organization? * Why are you interested in this organization? * What are your expectations? *
Five 30-minute onsite interviews. No coding was required in the interview process. Interviews focused on previous experience, resume details, and other technical questions. The interviewers were nice, and the interview process felt more like a norm